Mohammed El Erian is one of the country's most successful money managers. He's the co-CEO of the Pacific Investment Management Company, better known as PIMCO. That firm oversees more than $829 billion. He previously led Harvard University's endowment to substantial returns on investment. I spoke to him recently about his new book "When Markets Collide" and how he sees the global economy today.
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